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State Security agents still monitoring artistic output
Art news

State Security agents still monitoring artistic output

The State Security Investigations Service (SSIS), the body formerly responsible for domestic security in Egypt, has ostensibly been dissolved --…
The specter of Egypt’s colonial interior
Opinion

The specter of Egypt’s colonial interior

In the spring of 1896, the British Consul-General and de facto colonial overlord of Egypt, Lord Cromer, submitted his annual…
Egypt’s revolution inspires Egyptian cartoonists
Art news

Egypt’s revolution inspires Egyptian cartoonists

On 16 January, two days after Tunisia’s Zine El Abidine Ben Ali resigned, Mohamed Tawfik drew a simple cartoon. In…
A new era for US-Egypt relations?
Opinion

A new era for US-Egypt relations?

It is too early to know what the outcome of the 25 January revolution will be. We know that, for…
Graffiti claims Alexandria’s walls
Art news

Graffiti claims Alexandria’s walls

In recent weeks, Alexandria’s corniche has been the site of a remarkable artistic phenomenon. Young activists have used graffiti to…
Book review: Mubarak’s regime rehashed
Books

Book review: Mubarak’s regime rehashed

Mohamed El-Baz's new book, "The Last Pharoah," discusses the reign, corruption and eventual fall of former President Hosni Mubarak. But…
You are the leader you are looking for
Opinion

You are the leader you are looking for

I used to get bullied at school when I was younger, by an older boy who (through the haze of…
Bedouin tribes announce support for Amr Moussa in presidential race
Egypt

Bedouin tribes announce support for Amr Moussa in presidential race

Bedouin tribes in Sinai on Friday declared support for Secretary General of the Arab League Amr Moussa in Egypt's upcoming…
London event aims to debunk revolution myths
Egypt

London event aims to debunk revolution myths

London -- There are more than a few theories circulating about the root of Egypt’s revolution: that is was an…
Revolution Interrupted? Liberating the media
Opinion

Revolution Interrupted? Liberating the media

Revolutions are tumultuous. This is the second article in a series which will tackle the tumult by discussing the obstacles…
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